Evening Star Newspaper, March 30, 1926, Page 7

MARCH 30, 1926. | police station. He did not. however.| nfffl‘ to 'ulnwh bond for Paul Duval with whom | THE EVENING STAR, V\'ASHINGTON D. €, TUESDAY. HIRED BY P.1SONER l;mn g oth. of ‘whom. were with her. BAFFI_ES PRUBERS’Hmband Gives Bond When She I’hin“m and Rosenthal .\unnllwlv:hr’u' ’ Defense of Davises in Kansas | Held With Friend on Bad- ‘r‘,‘.':,‘ Says Younger Tried to Use Influence to Get Pardon. | he hec) : [atleged. they had passed $30.000 in No Materlal Ewdence Found. e ks | wottnless’ checks ‘ N T _ o o o ) Keyes Says, on Arrival Susini naies] s34ooooooo FOR ARMY. Built Like a bk in Los Angeles. X in the shane of 4 $1.000 bail | oy corees Allows $1,750,000 1u~E Skyscraper" bond, was ‘posted by Dr. William N | erne, a plastic su \ster to | crease Over House Bill. | sunstantiate his asse Agre March 30, pent was reached yesterday | nate and House conferees | Department appropriation ved in conference. the es a total of $340,000,000, of $1,750,000 over the between 1an for passing |(On the W 3 orida biil. AR appr they had ne . i Sl 1l evidence wh [ r ation of the | ‘} & A Sk ; § By the As ok il e | 3 i ' % LOS A arch 30.—With. | District 1 f deputy, ars sl + night in a ||.uw ”Yl $1 Will Open = S-vinns Accaunt % The 'Columbla Natmnal Bank $250,000.00 911 F Street People Who Are Serious About Building a Competence —Ilet nothing stand in the way of regularity in add- ing to their Savings Accounts. Every Pay Day finds such depositors dutifully increasing their balances. “ You'll find “Columbia™ if you keep your shoulder to the wheel. here—join forces with us now. OPEN UNTIL 5 P.M. TOMORROW, THURSDAY and FRIDAY Onen at 8:30 A.M. Daily. Surplus. $350,000.00 voung Da CAPT. ROCKAFELLOW DIES. Janu January 8. 19 b B g ‘ 4 | Name Spelled Differently. But Was | nect an room by a Cousin of John D secret telephone dex “Russell Davis Pollman Y CANON CITY, Colo., March 30 (@, | e ild go o Capt. Benjamin Franklin Rockafel. | low, Colorado pioneer and @ cousin of | re back with the pare John D. 1} Her, ¢ e other a helpful thrift partner, Pay day's W was president of the pller, Familv plained that JUDGE DENIES HEARING ON STRIKERS' CHARGES Upholds Passaic Police in Refusing Nunde, Livin vember 18 serving i Civil Way came West and foughi Indians eriling hv this fimvmv Captair I to Accept Complaints—Bread Compound Interest Our Savings Dept Pays ng rescue of 14 from steamship Pinto in the was recounted by Capt. Harold Bill on arrival of the steamship_Caspar at York. Photo | & Tron o By the Associated Press shows the sinking steamship Pinto wallowing eas. Tt was taken from . e RERATe T el deck of the Caspar 10 minutes before the Pinto sank. . Judge W — e L Moslem women are not allowed to ST ANNA SARTO, SISTER .| OF POPE PIUS X, DIES nfldl"\( Chief ul I‘ and 10 pa cases were pre cers hy the Ameri = | Lifetime of Self-denying Devotion to Religion Ends in Death of ‘ il Tibiertics Gson: Fidgs on declared he would mot al Woman, 76. to the surviv : the Pope and th Truck Drivers Arrested. 1419 Pa. Ave.N.W. WE MUST RAISE CASH Hence These Tremendous Reductions Prior to Reorganization We Are Closing Out Our Entire Stock High-grade Haberdashery and Hats at both stores at unheard-of price concessions. Nothing reserved—everything must go. For quick clearance at COST and LESS. All merchan- low complaints against police for con Auet in the perf s The drivers hread from k. relief were a ed vesterday after noon for speeding. Three were held | . i, . sociated Press in Clifton Thursday on the same | soh: 8 lifatitne of it ROME, March 30.—A lifetime of bl iz At self-denying devotion to relizion has | the cha i AECSh SnilES v ended with the death of Anna Sartn, ed 3 y. At four mas voungest sister of the late Pope Pins | if Albert Weisbord, atrike after two months' fliness and a | ¢ speaking, advised his that | aificnlt operation. the time for peaceful striking had | Anna, 76, was a spins passed almost In poverty in th ment facing MRS. CONLEY AT HEAD. | which she Officers Ghosen' by Sshool Parent-| Teacher Association. Ttalian governm man. non Step Up to Better Methods USINESS, like a boy, gets too big for its viving sister of Pius X ardinal Merry del V: | papel secretary under Piu fi of a number of who was | was the | stinguished Mrs. Alberta (. Conley was electe president of the Bruce School F sociation at a meeting | e School’ buflding: last Irene T. Brown was president. Other officers elected were: Miss A. D. Bell,secre tary; Mrs. L. B. Chew, retary, 'and John B. Robinson, treas- | nrer. The meeting was attended by all of the teac large number of parents were made by I. 8. Lee an den:. of the T Association. A :-nm'fl discussion of the child health movement, incident to National Health week, beginning May 1, was held e RS Church Will Be Rebuilt. Special hnnn ‘h to The Star 3, Va., March 30.— Methodist Church, de- v fire on Sunday afternoon, be rebuilt, It is announced, and the taking of subscriptions will be started soon. Sparks from a heater ignited the roof of the 25y burned to . Terry, Rev si- structure and it ground About onethird of the working women in Pennsylvania are found in Philadelphia EISEMAN’S 7th and F Streets YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD AT EISEMAN'S Liberal Credit Addresses PERPETUAL BUILDING ASSOCIATION NOTICE| Pending construc- tion of our New Bldg. at corner of 11th and E N.W,, our temporary quar- ters will be at 1004 ENW. JAMES BERRY, President JOSHUA W. 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